An example of a vestigial structure is the
a. kangaroo pouch.
b. human tail bone.
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Veins have a much lower blood pressure than arteries. which of these prevents backflow of blood in veins? a. pressure applied by the heart b. one–way valves in veins c. thin muscular walls of veins
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